LazerSharks in space has been working super hard throughout the season. We came in to compete at our best capability at The State competition in Bozeman MT. With hard work and determination we came out in the top 6 teams. This allowed us to qualify for a premiere event. A premier event expands capacity, allowing more teams to participate in top-tier competition beyond the World Championship. This still takes as much effort to raise money and build a well-competitive robot. Our team has chosen and is glad to have the opportunity to compete at Fortworth, Texas also known as the CowTown premier event.
This Year we have recruited many team members. The new recruits include Kellen, Benjamin, and Ben. There are also team members from last year that include Reese, Jett , and Alex. We hope to grow Team Eureka Robotics even more throughout the season.
Hello, I'm Ben. I am a sophomore at Linclon County High School and this is my first year participating in FTC. I'm the team fashionista I designed our team flyer and our team banner. My goal is to spread the name of Lazer Sharks in Space throughout the world.
Hello my name is Reese. I am a sophomore attending Lincoln County High School and this is my second year in FTC. My role on the team is captain and lead design this year I designed our starting robot and helped iterate our current robot. My personal goal is to bring new members into FTC.
Hi I'm Kellen. I'm our team's media and outreach expert. I am currently a freshman in High School this is my first year in FTC and I've done three years of FLL. I have coordinated many outreach and fundraising events. My goal this year is reach out to as many people as possible.
Hi I'm Jett, I am the Builder and Co-Designer for our team. I am a Freshman in highschool. I have 1 year of FTC experience and 2 years of FLL experience. This year I have majorly contributed to building the robot and our team. I am currently CADing and Building the ultimate bot for Fortworth, Texas. I always try to help teach other team members skills in the building process.
Hi I'm Alex, I am the team Coder. I am a Freshman in highschool. I have 2 years of FTC experience and 3 years of FLL experience. This season I have been hard at work coding and helping out the team. At the beginning of this year, I used block programming to program our robot, Helico, but for the premier event, I have switched to Java. With this, we hope to make the ultimate robot.
Hello I'm Ben. I'm our teams fabricator, this is my first year in FTC and three years in FLL. I helped fabricate the robot and its panels and he made pulleys for the robot. My goal this year is to become the master fabricator.
This season we have put in the OUT in outreach. We have reached OUT to many people in our community.
We have reached out to Our local Elementary to talk to the 2nd graders about FIRST and make bristlebots with them.
We met over Zoom with team 3371 Botley Crue from New York to discuss game strategy and robot design.
Had a practice game with Team 26706 Thunder Lab to prepare for the Helena qualifier.
talked about what FTC robotics is and the skills you can learn with our local middle school at a school assembly, reaching 250 students, 15 teachers, and 25 parents
gave 8th graders a tour of our robotics room and showed them our robots, allowing them each to take a turn to drive them.
showed the 4th graders at our local elementary school our robot, talked about FIRST, and let some of them drive our bot and ask questions.
met with a local Nuclear engineer to talk about how He goes through the steps of Engineering, such as the designing phase, the testing phase, and the revising phase.
Meet Helico
This year's Robot is one of our best competing robots. It is named after the ancient shark Helicoprion. Helico has been through 3 new versions this season and is still under construction for Fortworth, Texas.
This is the robot that we competed with at the Butte qaulifier. We placed 15th overall and were able to get the Reach award. This robot was a human player loaded and only shot from the goal. Although it wasn't the best it taught us many things to improve our robot.
This is the robot that we competed with during the Helena qualifier. We placed 6th and were able to get the control award. This version of Helico was the first with our intake. After lots of thinking and watching other teams we decided to make our robot be able to shoot from the far triangle. This helped us a lot and also gave us more ideas.
This is the current version of our robot which we competed with at the State competition. We placed 6th overall and got the Control Award. This version of Helico was not far off of the previous, but we had changed the launch panels to clear to allow us to see through the robot. This is our best version of the robot so far and allowed us to compete farther into the season.
In the 2024-2025 Into The Deep challenge, team 10662 consisted of members: Alex Heintz, Jett Horton, and Reese Howe. In the State competition team 10662 won 2nd place connect.
In the 2023-2024 Center Stage challenge, team 10662 consisted of 5 team members: Dillon Bagnell, Connor Hanley, Joseph Bourassa, Savanna Albertson, Erin Gimello. This was one of the best years for Lazer Sharks in Space. They ended up getting 3 place motive award at the Butte Qaullifier. At the State competition they got 1st place innovate, 3rd place think, and 1st place alliance. The went to Worlds and competed as hard as they could.
In the 2022-2023 Power Play challenge, team 10662 consisted of 5 dedicated members: Dillon Bagnell, Chester Kowalski, Joe Bourassa, Emily Rhodes, Caiden Garcia. They got 3rd place inspire at the Helena qualifier, 1st place inspire a the Butte qualifier, and 1st place control at the State competition.
In the 2021-2022 Freight Frenzy challenge, team 10662 consists of 3 members: Dillon Bagnell, Hunter Long, and Michael Muniz.
In the 2020-2021 Ultimate goal challenge, team 10662 consists of 5 members: Trace Lewis, Austin Marshall, Dayton Hayden, Orion Conrad, and Hunter Brown.
In the 2019-2020 Skystone challenge team 10662 consisted of members: Ivy smith, Trace Lewis, and Lakota Graham. In the Helena qualifiers team 10662 won the Judge's award for gracious professionalism. In the state competition team 7002 made it into the Semi-finals with the other Eureka team, the E-Hackers.